Any kind of flea market opens on Monday in early June?
If so, where is it? If not, any kind of flower/
food market worth visiting? I have a few hours
to spend before boarding the plane mid-day.
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I have researched a number of Danish sites and haven%26#39;t been able to find flea markets open on mondays. It%26#39;s primarily a weekend-activity.
The central %26quot;Grønttorvet%26quot; (Fruit, Vegetables and Flowers market) is a possibility. Now hidden behind the construction site of the new metro station by Nørreport Station, Grønttorvet is still the city%26#39;s largest open market for fruits, vegetables and flowers. Open from early morning to late afternoon, this is the place to buy large quantities at a good price. Remember to watch carefully what actually ends up in your bag. Pointing out the specific item you wish to purchase can help.
But it%26#39;s still just a common market, not very picturesque and vegetables are the main thing.
To find it google map %26quot;Frederiksborggade 26, Copenhagen%26quot;
You could combine this with a short stroll up to Kultorvet square and beyond.
(Google map %26quot;Kultorvet, Copenhagen%26quot;)
From the nearby Nørreport Station you can hop on the metro direct to the airport, Line M2 for Lufthavnen (Airport). The airport is the last stop, so don%26#39;t get off the train until the last stop, even though they announce %26quot;Copenhagen Airport%26quot; at every stop.
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Oops - one error: The construction seen at the site is not for the new metro station. The station is built and functioning.
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Take a stroll down Ravnsborggade in Nørrebro - it%26#39;s full of second hand shops.
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Hello,
Just wondering if anyone can suggest any which are open between August 13th and 16th, this year?
Kind regards,
Charde
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